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In Civil 3d 2022 I created several pipe runs for water lines. Later, I had to go back and lower a portion of one of the pipe runs to avoid some storm sewer. The pipes and fittings I lowered are the only ones not showing in the pressure pipes list or in the fittings list in Prospector. They are the same style as everything else and part of a pipe run. Why are they missing?
Same thing just happened to me and I think I fixed mine. Check the source dwg and make sure that part is listed in toolspace. If not, refresh the pipe network (right click in toolspace). Then save, sync references, and refresh the pipe network in that dwg. Hope that helps!
I went back to the source drawing and there were two pipe runs on top of each other. I deleted the second one, refreshed the pressure pipe network, and synchronized and everything showed up.
I have pipes that do not show up in my Network, but when you right click to edit network it calls out the network. I only have 1 network in the drawing but can not seem to figure out why they are not tied to the network. i first noticed it when I data referenced the network in another dwg.
